PetroQuest Energy Inc. (PQ)

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  • commenter
    Georealist
    Sep 21 09:27 PM
    Fed Up Friday: Green Day in the Offing [view article]
    As usual..a day late and a dollar short..The Treasury bailout will yield DECREASED gold prices??? The dollar will rise...? Amazing..it's hard to believe tinkerbelle is even read.... Reply
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    An Investor
    Sep 20 03:52 PM
    Fed Up Friday: Green Day in the Offing [view article]
    OZARKER .... See the little squiggly lines. Well, you buy at the bottom of one of those dudes and sell at the top, OK. Geez, what I have to go through somedays. Reply
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    john s.
    gordon
    Sep 20 09:17 AM
    Fed Up Friday: Green Day in the Offing [view article]
    yes must reinstitute the uptick rule asap.
    > jack     Reply
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    Ozarker
    Sep 19 10:16 AM
    Fed Up Friday: Green Day in the Offing [view article]
    I especially like the long term gas storage graph. It has illuminated my day and told me exactly what I need to know. Not! Reply
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    User 199644
    Sep 09 10:27 PM
    General Discussion on PQ
    Great take over target Reply
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    User 199644
    Sep 09 10:26 PM
    General Discussion on PQ
    BuBula buy strong buy..............lot&q... of shale


    SeekingAlpha Editors wrote:

    > Is this a buy or a sell?     Reply
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    Ozarker
    Jul 28 08:35 AM
    Energy Sector Declines [view article]
    I say it's a free world, let em buy whatever they want. We've bought similar mineral rights all over the world, why shouldn't they? Reply
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    User 233324
    Jul 27 07:29 PM
    Energy Sector Declines [view article]
    What do you think about China National Petroleum Corp. purchasing a minority stake in Chesapeake Energy shale gas assets?
    Johnny     Reply
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    Kunst
    Jul 27 06:19 PM
    Energy Sector Declines [view article]
    I bought Arch Coal (ACI) at $48.50 on 7/24/08. I think that will be a keeper. Reply
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    Photon
    Jul 21 04:59 PM
    Looking for Action? Most Volatile Stocks [view article]
    Will be nice to see a similar study on ETFs. My guess SKF & FXP will be on the top of the list Reply
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    Marc
    Courtenay
    Jul 20 08:53 PM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Thanks for the feedback. The smaller companies mentioned by User 10755 are also considered "green" and have a role to play in sustainable, clean technologies. The same could be said for ECOL and CECE. As an investor though, the green sector is probably best approached through an ETF so we can get a variety of green companies Reply
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    User 10755
    Jul 20 10:58 AM
    My Website
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    What about a variety of small to micro-cap stocks that we'd consider Green companies such as:

    CPST, SATC, HYGS, CPTC, ESLR, ZOLT, PWR, DAR...

    Does any of these smaller companies qualify as sustainable, possibly on another level?

    Thank You     Reply
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    Daniel
    Jacome
    Jul 20 12:13 AM
    My Website
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    User is right -- we did extensive research on Chipotle, and although it's a stock and company we like, don't be deceived -- their food is really not that healthy. What is healthy is the way they treat the environment and from where they get their inputs... Reply
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    Laleona
    Jul 19 11:28 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    I hate to see anyone label Chopotle Burritos as "Healthy",no matter where their meat comes from! For a veggie burrito, with NO cheese or sour cream, but only black beans, rice, guacamole, and lettuce on a 13" burrito there are 25 grams of fat and over 2000mg of sodium, 87% of your RDA. More like deadly than healthy! Reply
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    User 58276
    Jul 18 06:21 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Are First Solar's panels really the most efficient? I am certainly no expert on efficiency of solar panels, but I have read other articles that SPWR produces more efficient (but higher cost because of the cost of silicon) panels. Reply
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